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You know, I think it's a bit harsh, really. I don't know whether this is coming from outside

the Ashwood City bubble. Maybe it's, you know, the rest of the football community,

maybe getting a little bit jealous, a little bit envious. But 30% ownership of your club is nothing to be sniffed at.

It's nothing to be sniffed that, okay?

Look at what that's achieved.

Have a read of, what's his name, Gareth McCaskill, in the Herald and the Athletic and all those places.

That 30% removed the chief executive of Ashwood City Football Club.

The chief executive, you know, that same chief executive that has been at the epicenter

of so many of Ashwood City's failings up to this point.

Just because it's not, you know, just because it's not 51% like they have in Germany doesn't mean we should get all snobby about it.

I think they've borrowed a lot of money. Yes, there's some things to work out there.

But I think people seem to be turning their nose up because thingy's husband is involved.

And it's like this is a huge achievement. This is a massive.

And, you know, we got to wake up and realize that because a fan base getting 30%

of their club in the Premier League is massive.

And we have to see that.

And it needs to start changing.

This needs to be the catalyst.

We need to get other teams.

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